Sentence examples for hard to say of from inspiring English sources

It's hard to say, of course, but Emanuel is taking advantage of the political lift.

"So it is hard to say of those calls, whether that is a large number or a small one".

Ultimately, Erdogan supporters flooded out onto the streets, the coup was stopped and Turkey, a country so deeply divided, is currently not under military control, although it's hard to say of either option the country had concerning this predicament was better.

I find it hard to say outside of the experience of reading it.

As to whether all elusive claims are limiting, it is hard to say, because of the squishiness of the term 'limiting'limiting

Even when we can determine the entire microbiota to the species level and every gene of the meta-genome, "it's still hard to say which of those things is actually important in driving health or disease," she says.

In their teenage years it was hard to say which of them would rise the higher.

It is hard to say which of the ailing plants and trees might recover.

It's hard to say which of Katie Couric's news broadcasts last week was the most surprising.

Now, it would be hard to say some of these guys have hidden value.

It is hard to say which of the two partners contributed more to the outcome.